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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-22
PUBLIC RIGHTS IN QUOTATIONS..
Exchanges Cannot MOnopOIlze In.
form ation Needed by
the PeOpIe.

A Chicago special OF October Goth
saws: Judge Collins to-day delivered
an opinion in the case of Murphy &
Co. against the Board of Trade. Muir
pby q Co. had obtained an injunction
to prevent the Board OF Trade from
cutting off quotations, and the board
attempted to have the temporary in
junction set aside. This the Court re-
fused to do, and gave its reasons in a
lengthy opinion.
INHERENT RIGHTS.
After givinga summary OF the bucket
shop case. as presented by both sides,
Judge Collins said:
The theory Of judicial and legisla-
tive control OF private enterprises Is
that the public possesses a reserved and
Inherent right to protect itself and its
rights against the unjust encroachmOnts
of the individual.
Is this, then, such case? 1t is sd
mitted by the pleadings that the Board
OF Trade FIXES the price OF breadstuts
and provisions, not only for this city,
but for the country at large.
II seems to the Court that these fuc-
tuations in the market, created by the
defendant, are OF more vital interest to
the public outside of the mere fixing Of
values; that they exert a constant and
STEADY influence ON loans and discounts.
the price of money, business stability
and public confidence, as we'll as on the
price and value OF 50 much that the
people must buy. IL such power aud
responsibility rest with any one man on
any set Of men Of any description, there
exists Herewith corresponding duty
and obligation TO the public TO impari
alike to all who desire and will paw
equal information as 10 the progress and
result of the work.
Wherever right exists there is i'm,
posed corresponding duty. II Court
Of Equity shorn Of its power forsooth
because the defendant is private cor
noration organized for selfish ends. and
| is the public 10 20 remedilen? The
Court thinks not, but believes that in q
case Of this kind, when its power Is in
yolyed, results and moi the natare o
| the agency employed to produce Tho
| result, should cofitrol and determine
| the relief courts owe to the public pro
| lection primarily and to the iDdividua
secondarily. Such being the facts 0
| this case and the law, Il IL po answe
| that . man has & right 10 use his ov'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-22
/ MOTHERS Il

Are you disturbed at night aud broken of
your rest BY a sick child suffering and crying
with the excruciating pain Of cutting testhf II
80. 80 at once and get bottle Of MRS. WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. II win relieve ne
poor little sufferer Immediately depend upon
it; there Is no mistake about It There IA nos =
mother ON earth who hes cser used Il who viii
not tell you st once that Il win regulate no
bowels, and give rest 10 the mother, aud rpilef
ard health to the child. operating IKE niAs>a
Il Is perfectly safe to use In all csses and pleA
SAINT 80 the taste, and u tho prescription Of ooe
OF the oldest and best tomato phyeicisns sn1
nurses In the United State& Sold everyvhsrs-
twenty-five cents boitie. &C i8eod Z
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-22
LEE CAMP VETERANS.
Proceedings of the Meeting Held
Last Night. de.


Last Night. dc.
Lee Camp had full ranks at its meet
ING last night. and completed ITS ar
ranoements for the parade on the 2Tth.
Ii was ordered that the whole camp,
headed by the drum-eorps, meet the
Maryland Line upon its arrival at Eipa
station Thursday morning.
OTHER VISITING coSFEDIRATEs.
Details were ordered to meet the
Confederate organizations from Nor
folk. Portsmouth, Fredericksburg,
AleY,ndria. Winchester, and Staunton-
The camp will also parade with Its
drnm-corps and receive the North Va
rolin, veterans On their arrival wed
nesday evening.
The camp accepted an invitation TO
he photographed in Capitol Square on
the morning OF the 9th.
a. ANDREW POST.
Thanks were unanimously voted
Comrade Chandler, OF John A. Andre"
Post. OF Boston, for very handsome
qavel presented the camp 10y him,
The non-uniiormed members oi the
camp are urged to turn out with tne
camp on the occasions named above ~
full force.
SWORDS DISTRIBUTED.
The commander distributed, by di
,ect;on OF the camp, the ten swords
recently presented by John A. Andrew
Post as follows: Commander, FIRST
second, and third lisutenant-commandi
ers. adjutant, qnartermaster, ofiicer-oi
ibe-day, sergeantmaior, color-sergsan'
and vidette.
WASHINGTON COMPANY coN1sG.
The Washington Continentsls, Com
pany A, Third battalion Distrlc
National Guard OF Washington, ID
q Captain ". w. Mills command
inc-haye decided 10 come to hlch
mond to participate In the Lee l..ss,
monument celebration on the zft'
instant.
rfIrxfHATxD PARADE pY rHz OLD DO
nlsIoS wHEnbMrs.
Ata called meeting Of the Old DO
.pinion Bicycle Club last night i va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-22

decided to engage in q parade on
Thursday night the 9th with fan
tastic illuminations on their wheels:
Tin horns and fancy costumes will
make the parade novel one, and the
club hope that the citizens will look
upon the movement as an effort towards
amusing the great concourse OF visitors
in the city during Fair week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-22
mAxCuEsTEn IN SHORT SPACE.
The Last Two Deaths-The German
Club.

The jury in the case OF Darlington
Stowe, charged with felonious assault,
were again sent into the jury-room yes
terday at 10 O'Clock. They returned in
n few minutes and said they were still
unable to agree. They were discharged
and the case postponed until the next
term of the court.
The principal difficulty was as to
whether the identity OF the accused was
established.
Mr.. EAyES.
The funeral of Mr.. Henry Eanes took
place Yesterday evening from Central
Methodist church at 4 O'Clock. The
building was filed with friends. Rev.
MIR. w. II. Christian, assisted by Rev.
w. G.. Lumpkin, conducted the ser
vices. Rev. MIR. Lumkpin preached an
excellent sermon on "Be ye also ready,
for no one knoweth the hour when the
Son Of Man shall come"
New South Council, No. 8, Junior
Order American Mechanics, escorted
fhe remains 20 Maury cemetery, where
the body was inferred.
DEATH OF MRS. CLEMENTS.
Mrs. Susan A. Clements, who resides
at the western terminus Of Hull ttreet,
died Thursday night at 9:l5 Of typhoid
pneumonia. She was the mother OF Cal
vim, John, and Lee Clements, and was
seventy-one years Of age on last Satur-
day.
Her remains will be buried to day.
MINOR MATTERS.
The Manchester German Club will
give q german on next Tuesday.
Mrs. Timmons fell down flight OF
steps yesterday morning at her home,
on Ninth street between Hull and De-
catur. and broke one of her arms. DR..
Ingram was called in and set the bone.
The Manchester lodges Of Junior Or
der of United American Mechanics will
ioin the Richmond lodges and partici-
pate in the parade on the 27th.
A prominent citizen Of Manchester
on Thursday received a telegram from
Atlanta, Ga, stating that MIR. David n.
Hanes, son Of MIR. Garland Hanes, o.
Henrico county, died very suddenly
that morning. The deceased was for
merly resident of Henrico county, bu
for the past four years has resided IL
| Atlanta,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-22
TO- ESTABLISHED IN 1913.
OSCAR CRANZ & CO.,
....... .....s-s..s t.rr nraVE EpQ 10

FINE WINES, LIQUORS, AND CIGARS,
beg leave TO call attention 10 their large $40 4
- stre above. mentioned goods, most Of which
are Of their own importation from The hrs1
houses In EUROPE AND HAVANA.
SNFRRIES Of many different qualities, from
the lower 10 tho very finest grades MADEthAo
from ten 20 hfiy years oldi BkANDlhS' 'in-
tages from 1S17 60 le]L ..,,,,,,l,,.
Ibeir stock Of FINE RYE, BOURBON, and
SCOTCH WHISKEIS, JAMAICA and ~.
CROIX KUN, APPLE aud PEACH bhANDlES
4 moi surpassed by any house ia this ciiy.
CfC0AMPAGNES they always keep al the
leading brands Ga stock, but refer especially 20
their PREMIERE SERRE AND YIN DE-
GOISSES, selected for them and cOncelc1 20 DO
the nnesi wines imported. Oco'S"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-22
Tnirteeu Years.

Thomas Baskerville alias Thomas
johnson (colored), Of Mecklenburg
county, was received at the penitentiary
yesterday, and viii remain there thir-
teen years. Thomas was convicted on
three indictments - one for house
breaking and two for, malicious shoot
ing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-22
RICHMOND SATURDAY MORNING. OCTOBER p 1887

appeared to good advantage, especially
in the last act, when she becomes mad.
She was well supported by Mr.. w. Z;
Holden as George Du Hamei anu
others. This afternoon "LArticle
AZ" will be repeated and tonight
fortunes Fool"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-22

The Union Passenger Railway Com.
pany has purchased OF w. J. Westwood
and wife, for 81 500, the lot corner OF
Twenty-ninth and p streets, with one
hundred and twenty feet front, Tor 10
eer.sheda
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-22

CHsosIc LoosEsEss or THE BOWELS results
from imperfect digestion. The causs lies In
tho torpidity Of the liver. A regular habit Of
body can be secured by taking SIMMONS LIyss
REGULATOR TO aid digestion, 10 stimulate tho
dull and sluggish liver, and rid the system Of
excessive and poisonous bile. The RzGCLAroR
corrects acidity Of the stomach, cures dysDep-
Ella, and insures regularity Of the bowels. alike
free from laxity or costiveresS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-22
. vhc Ar .r Courtship.''

Rev. 8. S. Lambeth, pastor OF Broad
Street Methodist church, viii lecture
on "The Art OF Courtship" Monday
night at Leigh Street Baptist church.
The snbject will prove an attractive one
to q great many no doubt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-22
Meetings Tonight.

There will be a mass-meeting to-
night under the auspices of the Madi-
son. Ward Democratic Club at their
headquarters, 900 Broad street, next
door to the City Hall. Prominent
speakers are announced to be present,
and sister Democratic clubs arc invited
to be present.
Fulton Democratic Club will meet
tonight OF Kerse's Hall at 8 o'clock.
Every member is requested to attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-22
rhe Marriage ON the Fa,r.Ground..

On the first day of the exhibition
"Wednesday will be q unique feature.
The couple are very worthy people OF
Prince Edward county. and the Gov
ernor will give away the bride, who is
said to be pretty. Ii is rumored that
another couple have signified their de-
sire to be married at the same time and
place, but whether that is true or not,
it is certain fact that ID. Columbus is
maintaining his long established repu-
tatlon asa confectioner, and has stocked
his store (Third and Broad streets) for
Fair week with the choicest Fruits,
Candies, &c. Columbus also manufac-
lures the finest Ice Cream, and is pfc-
pared to furnish all customers at short
notice. In this way he is contributing
to the success Of Celebration Week, and
is laying the cornerstone OF business
success.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-22

There will be meetings Of the State
Executive and Central Committees az
the Exchange Hotel on Tuesday eve
ming. October 25th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-22

DESERVING OF cosyIDgScs.-Ther Is no ar
tieie which o richly deserves tho cniire cond-
dence OF tie community as BKovs's Dzoa.
cHfAL TRocHEs- Those suffering from Asth-
matte and Bronchial Diseases, Coughs, ead
Colds shot Id try them. Price ~ cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-22
,,os,. ernAsKD, AND ToUsD.

Y osT. on FIFTH STREET Be Be
,xeen Cary and crsce streets, LApl .
sa.i,er contEipipg email amour. o. mVnes' a,
me enter viii DO suits bly, reWaraop' 'vr ~ a..
frg me Il TO iiis eeei Main street o.. y So
r 0sT. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2lsT,
amer on Main street opposite mouIVy i,r. :
~ on Pino street, uoksE-siioss : :
INK ET'' containing three dismon'ss :. rsrsi snu
three rnbies, and vim tsg in,sf,sss,y" ,sPss" suit.
is,a' ,,a ,eward win be given II retrsea 70 .V'
west Franklin street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-22
.ranonn RoosrERs, Ae.

TIT0R SALE SEVENTY-FIvE
crers ZACH - BROWN LEGHoRS
1ocsTFpe NOW Is the time 10 change your
huS "os,crs 60 as 70 introduce fresh blood among
,. sc,,is Also. write for prices OF Lish'
brsnshs Plymouth Kocss ana rs mssha3sss Is 9sSsrt
hlso. ..setn = Cut this out and preserve y.
Horn eioeAf w. 3. PILCHRR,
BROAD aud Pine Streets.
Richmond, Va,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-22

Hume. Minor & Co. tune the cheap
est, sell the lowest, make terms the
easiest, and furnish the best Pianos
and Organs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-22
Young Mems Christian Association.

The Gospel song-service held in the
ball Of the Young Mems Christian AS
sociation Sunday afternoon at 315
o'clock will be led. by Rev. $. s. Lam
beth, Of the Broad Street Methodist
Episcopal church. This is q miIedser-
rica
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-22
DETROIT VICTORIOUS.
ut. Louis wins n Game at Washing
ton, bat Loses the Champion.
ship at baltimore.
[By telegraph TO the Dispatch.l


WASHINGTON, October 2l.-The tenth
game of baseball of the series for the
worlds championship between the st.
Louis and Detroit clubs was played
here this morning, having been post
poned from yesterday on account OF raln.
The grounds were in fair condition
only. The attendance was good, num-
bering between three and four thou
sand people. The st. Louis team out
played their opponents at all points.
Although they committed more errors
than their opponents, most OF them
were trivial, and the game resulted In
an easy victory for the Association
club. Score:
Detroits. .....2 0001 0 0 l. 4
ST. Louis. 2 1908 l 4 l XII
Base-hits Detroits, 8; st. Louis, -.
Errors: Detroits, 3 st. Louis, 5. Bat
teries: Detroits, Getzein, Bennett, and
Camel; st. Louis, Caruthers and
Boyle.
BALTIMORE, October 2l.-The rival
clubs for the base. ball championship oI
the world reached this city from Wash
ington about 2 o'clock, and at once
went to the grounds. The attendance
was small and the weather clear but
quite cold. The tide OF victory wa'
turned and the st. Louis Browns wer,
compelled TO relinquish their proud
claim to the title OF champions OF the
world, as they were defeated by the
Detroit boys this afternoon, thus
making eight victories.for the Detroit
boys out of eleven games so far played
The Browns played like amateurs, while
the League champions took advantage
of every point, batted hard and rar
bases to perfection. Scors:
st. Louis. MI ! 0 0 / 0 OF o.
| Detroits ..... 1908 4 4 10 x-1s
Base-hits: st. Louis, 4 Detroits, ls
Errors: 81. Louis, 2; Detroits, z. Bat
teries: St. Louis, Foutz and Boyle
Detroits, Baldwin, Bennett, and Camel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-22
TAxEs. :
.YoTIcE e 4 TO TAXPAYERS.

~ TegAsusra's Oyncf,l
IirxrIco oorsfr, Va, October -, ~. y. .,ar
The taxes for STATE ana a. essnay ,,y Ss@s,vEnsg -,
q ~ s<w =, nv ONCE, county court house. ,rs
u ~ ~ S5~x !mpcxss PENALTY ~. ~
c,ST. o. als tsxss remaining nnp"'a - 2
BIN y 49, GkoRdE &. ANDERSON
a. NV Treasurer q aeafleo soon''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-22
CZOaRs and JacBetS.

OtO'''""
Our assortment o. WRAPS IS now very com
pleie. We show the latest siylos Tor chill
DREN AND WOMEN Of all sizes We ere con-
ndent that no such an assortment can oe found
oiscwhe,e. LEVY & DAVIS.
See cur bargains I'm BLANKETS. oc is-eod
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-22

To-dGy a0iU be busy one on our
second floor. '7ishero Ce'Ue Just nearly
fftcd mp the Wrap Department, or-
teadjng across the front Of both build
iags, and altogether forming the most
desirable shOtC-roOms ia the city.
We've also brought prices doton to
fair levcl, and a lady can nOa0 catk
into or Wrap Department and put
on a stylish cheek Jacket ,OiM a
satin-lined hood for $3.50 that her
friends WW think cost 81 or S5 if she
doesn't tell them di6erently, or she
can get a Plush Coat beautifully .fn-
ishcd ,ciM a quilted satin timing for
SIS that looks as if ii cost s25, or size
can purchase an Al Wool checked
Newmarket wiH cape for $3.50.
English Tan, Brown, Green, Blue
Broadcloh Goats for Ladies and
Misses q specially pith as at So each.
Lots Of cate Goats and CIodkS for
tie Misses and Children.
OUR ASSORT,HE-NT
Of
BOYS OVERCOATS
remains URJrOken.
The manufacturer has been ship
ping as dQily other surplus tots at
prices cquaily as t0,c. We haze all
siecs. three to tt0eico gears. Prices
from CSC. 10 $40.
,JILIUS MEYER C SONS,
col and 603 Broad street.
open this cceni,ag till 10 O'Clock.
[oc 15]
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-22
100 Sc washing.machine. rree.

To introduce them. II you want one
send at once to Monarch Laundry
Works, 420 Wabash avenue, Chicago,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-22
Pimlic0 Races.

fBy telegraph TO the Dispstch.I
BALTIMORE, October q. First race
purse $500, three quarters of mile
Mamie Hunt won; Freedom second,
Bess third. Time, 1:l93.
Second race--purse $50, one mile
and a furlong-Lelex won Valante
second, Swift third. Time, 2:02t.
Third race-Dixie stakes for three
years-olds, two miles-Hanover won ;
Glen Mound second. Time, 3:51t.
Fourth rsce-uplands stakes, free
handicap sweepstakes for two-year-olds,
three quarters of q mile-Omaha won
Salvini second, Los Angeles third.
Time, 1:l9.
Fifth race-purse $500, one mile
Phil Lee won King Bee second, Ban
ner-Bearer third. Time, l:48t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-22

ATA MEETING OF THE ASSO-
y DATED BANKS Of this city hold az the
city BANK OF Richmond October II, lSS''h was
on motion, resolved that -. .u,hoo,e NJ
Whereas Thursday S instant, w ne corner
~ t ne monument 10 General Robert H. Loe
and, srd ne attractions at the state Fair therefore
be IL -, - this CITY will OBJ
serve THURSDAY. 9Th OctoDeIj % aotas q or ao-
,,s nc.s due on Thursday october Sth InssdIt'
ne earnestly requested to pay same on "sa''e'-
Scg. October SGfh. .,..,,,,,s 10 ,,utiished
htso',sg, -, ,'a,,ers 90. WALKER HILL
ia tnee"H' f"F Chairman.
mann S. QuARLrs, Secretary oc ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-22

Genuine only with the fae-simi'' OF Baron
liebie's signature in blue ink across the
labcI The title "Baron Liebig" ana
photograph having been largely usee Dy
deslers with no connection with Baron
Llebig the public are informed inst inc
Liebig Company alone can offer the ar.
ucle with Baron Liebig's guarantee OF
geDuinenesS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-22

!. THOMPSON BROWN 3 co, 40 =. II.
commissioners snle IL -four bFick duo111nr1
st southwest corner Of finh era Qot4
ntreefk - ~
y. THOMPSON BROWN \ Co. u u, txs,eoolD
sale of large number oe b4lldioe ~ ~
tween GeyeptoeOth and THenf{.lQ1G>m
streets aud along no nechnntsvlllo WIe
piks. adjscens . ne corpocefieH llnA 6
GEORGE ". MAYO. - 4. n, sa6 { "A Z II
~. eold and silvsr vA1eheA 1eselrgs ~
rRRD. u. WILLIAMS. 10k ~ chanhoA -
iof, end djlinxsooln 1ur9llns1 = ~
Linden" opraer tso'aa ~ vro91
rRRD u wILIIA,lak " Z. =. IN. xS
ssoM esses, ts<elsy -
B392f I||R I
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-22
BOYIS OVERCOATS
GOUVENIR OF LEE MONU-
= MENT.

A teautiful SATIN sACHET ENVELOPE, with cor
rect picture OF
GENERAL II. 4. LEE,
for sole iu drug, dry-goods, and cigar stores.
Also, at the hotels. -
sent bv mail to any address upon receipt Of
s5r.nts +. G. CHEWING,
Post-Of1lce Box -.
100 Richmond. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-22

4 TFBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT
IL OF MEAT. To behad OF all slorskeepS"'
grocers, and chemists. Sole agents iof
,he United States wholesale only,
c. DAVID 6 CO.,
oFsnchurch avenue, London, Eng.
~ 23-Sa52t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-22

Last evening from $50 to $50 the
doctors were rendered reception by
DR.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Shields at
their residence, 80 east Franklin
street. A string band furnished good
music during the evening. and Mrs.
Shields and the young ladies who re-
ceived with herwere exquisitely dressed.
A large majority of the society called
during the evening and were elegantly
entertained.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-22

After the society adjourned for din
ner the members were photographed in
a body on the western steps of the
CaDitol.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-24
X. n. HAYES.
The 1-Presid.nt 49, q FRIEND Of
the Nouth.


CHIcAo,, It'll, September 23.-A
Times special from Galveston, Tex,
esys: The Hon. Guy NJ. Bryan, ante.
bellum member Of Congress from
thiS district, aud olassma,s Of ex.Pres
ident Hayes Et Kenyon College. in
q communication 81 tie News this
q orning regarding Gen. Hayes and
tao manner OF his election 10 the
Prc6i onoy, makes new aud inter.
ssiingsiatement touching the personal
yleSsol Presideat Hayss toward tho
south duIiBg aud following the great
Presidential crisis. OIL. Bryan says
"Shorily Giier Gov. Hayes WA inauRu.
rated President be wrote me 10 c lme
To Washington, saying, you can help
me- i vas his g1ett during the
adjustment OF the troubles In LOUIS.
ana and Sluih Carolina. He confded
In and trusted me- Ne told mo then
VIVA his troubles were, and that they
we're inherited from his predecessor.
He said: 1T In not my pace, but
hat Of the legislature Of each State %
determine in questions which cir.
oumslanoes bring here 10 me
for my action. l am dttsrmlnsd
that the legislature ,hall not be
trsmmeled BY military, for the troops
shall be removed, ~ | Rm informed
the Legislature IL organised" Com
nebtiug upon these rosolu ions Of the
Pnotidont, Dol. Bryan says; "At,hia
day one can scarcely reallEs or appr6.
oiato The courage and patriotism that
was required TO entertain, 10 avow at a
act upon suc1 opinions that would 70.
store homo rule not only 10 lbs pso.
pie oil Louisiana and South Caroiiua,
but TO tho whole S,uth. His sos
were hailed by the Southern poop Q
with enthuslnsm - the daw Of q ne v
era in recona,ruo ion, and had South.
ern Oongres.msn mot him half way
he would have been able 10 have ca.
ried ont policy thst would have done
muoh good 10 holp the proetratad NJ a
suffering South. That he failed 10 ao.
elmplish ~ much ~ be- intended 1 2
the S3utb, Ia attributed % the hostility
IA his own party aud want OF conG.
dence on the part Of Southern leader,
In MIN"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-24
He Is Taken to MitchelStown.
He Leaves Cork Under q Guard OF
Police and Hussars.
Ho Is Loudly Cheered as He Leaves
the CMk Jail.
He IL Presented With Bouquets
From English Ladies.
Police Make q Charge on n Nation
al Leasae Meeting, Hat Arc
Ba med-GIsdstoue's
Letter.

Cork, September 23.-Mr. william
o'Biien, who Is charged by the gov
ernment with sedlliop, under tho CO.
erclon act, was taken todsy from the
Cork Jail 10 Mtchels,own, where the
alleged eeditious language was used,
to stand trial before the court there.
As ho left the city, under guard Of a
detachment OF hussars and police, he
WAS loudly oheered. Upon their ar
rival at Mltohe stown, Mr.. O'Biien
was received wi h tremendous cheer
ing by " large crowd which had gath.
cred 10 welcome him, Tlo crowd
manifested great excitement, but
there we're no indications OF disorder.
M. 0'Bien was immed'aely con-
vsy cd by his guards TO the courtroom.
May English ladies were pteteat TO
witarss the trial, and NJ. 0'Brien was
the rseipientoi bous1sIs from anum'
bar of them, When the Gaze 81 Nc.
0'Bnsn was opsned, several police.
mon were Gallon No witnesses Tor the
government. They ,eiihed from
memory ~ 20 Nc. O'Bhen's language,
witch, they asserted, tended TO iDciie
his listeners TO violence. Daring tho
hearing Of THE evldetce, a proc .sslon,
armed with sticks aud healed by n
wagon carrying hand, marched into
tho town i,om tho c,untry. The
hAssaru stopped the wagon, but al
lowed tho other part Of the procession
TO proceed. The procession took up
a posilion close to the courtroom, but
order was o. served.